JavaScript Bootcamp
On our JavaScript Bootcamp you'll learn how to use JavaScript, React, Node.js, Next.js and more, to a professional standard, from senior developers
Part Time JavaScript Bootcamp
— Duration: 19.5-weeks part-time
— Train without quitting your job
— Take time to learn in-depth
— Career-change support
— Start date: Mon 2nd Dec 2024 / Tue 25th Mar 2025
Who is the JavaScript Bootcamp suitable for?
Who is the JavaScript Bootcamp suitable for?
If you already know HTML and CSS, but want to master JavaScript on the client and server-side to start your tech career, upskill, or manifest your entrepreneurial ideas, then this is for you.
This is our Software Engineering Bootcamp minus HTML, CSS, and the Introduction to DevOps (which can be added on).
Learn React and Node plus other in-demand libraries and frameworks.
How is our JavaScript Bootcamp delivered?
How is our JavaScript Bootcamp delivered?
Time: 18:30 - 21:30 UK time
Evenings: 2 per week (Mon & Wed or Tue & Thur)
Homework and projects: approx 9 hours per week with feedback provided
1-2-1 support: Available throughout
Duration: 19.5 weeks
What we provide you with
What we provide you with
To equip you with the in-depth knowledge, practical experience and confidence to become a software engineer, we provide:
— Live, interactive, instructor-led training
— A well structured curriculum
— A focus on the most in-demand tech
— Expert instructors (15+ years of experience)
— 1-2-1 support throughout
— Comprehensive learning materials
— Recordings of every training session
— Homework, projects and feedback
— Hackathons to practise as part of a team
— Optional career-change support
What you'll cover
What you'll cover
The constituent parts of the internet and websites / web applications: The client-server model (inc. APIs)
The programming languages and libraries to control those constituent parts e.g. JavaScript (inc. Node.JS & React), SQL/NoSQL, Shell, GraphQL, JSON and YAML
The tools & systems to create, edit, debug, test, deploy & host your code
Industry standards and best practice for writing software
Your JavaScript Bootcamp learning journey
Your JavaScript Bootcamp learning journey
Weeks 1 - 8
Weeks 1 - 8
Language concepts, syntax and application
Language concepts, syntax and application
Learn the fundamentals of programming with JavaScript, and industry standards for writing software Learn to create the internal logic of an application which determines its functionality Build interactive user interfaces that respond dynamically to user inputs and programmatic events Consume services by connecting to data sources outside of your machine by using transport layers and asynchronous programming with AJAX and API’s
Weeks 9 - 16
Weeks 9 - 16
Command line, git and JS libraries
Command line, git and JS libraries
Master the Command Line Interface to carry out tasks more efficiently
Push and pull code to and from remote repositories to enable developers to collaborate
Use React (the most in-demand front-end JavaScript library) to create highly performant Single Page Applications
Use external libraries for 2D and 3D animation, real-time and graphing
Learn the principles of test driven development using TypeScript, ESlint, Cypress and Vitest
Weeks 17 - 19.5
Weeks 17 - 19.5
The back end
The back end
Create servers to perform processes, query databases, and serve files to the client
Administer databases to persist data
Enable your application to use 3rd party services such as sending emails or text messages or tweets etc.
Allow users to sign into applications in order to provide curated content and functionality for users, by using authentication and authorisation to control access rights and service provision
Do our JavaScript students get hired as software engineers?
Do our JavaScript students get hired as software engineers?
Yes, absolutely! Our part-time JavaScript Bootcamp trains you to use the tech which the industry wants you to know and be able to use. Our career-change support builds on that to give you the insight you need to be able to make the jump to start your software-developer career, if that's your goal.
Here's some examples of where our students have been hired as software engineers:
JavaScript Bootcamp Student Reviews
- Evan, changed career to Software Engineer
I really enjoyed my bootcamp at The Jump, and would highly recommend it to anyone...
What attracted me to The Jump was the curriculum, which focused on the most up to date and relevant tech, very reasonable course fees compared to other schools, and also that they sought to correct some of the negatives that come with larger bootcamps
My instructor... has over 20 years industry experience and knows pretty much everything about any topic or tech. He cares deeply about your development, and always had time for me if I needed help
Rob himself gave lots of career support... and was instrumental in me getting my first developer role, which took about 6 weeks
- Matt, Changed career to Software Engineer
Exactly what I wanted. After shopping around for different boot camps, I came across The Jump which looked like a the most beneficial and affordable option which could fit around my job at the time.
The best part of the course is that the jump team prioritise your goals. Mine was to get a job as a developer and that’s what happened!
After initially being unsure of taking the step of going on a bootcamp, I couldn’t be happier with the outcome.
- Sam, Changed Career to Software Engineer
The best investment I've made to advance my professional career...
...unlike lots of other well-known coding boot camps, the program does not teach outdated teaching frameworks & languages that are no longer in demand.
James, the tutor, is very responsive to questions, and it was a real privilege to have a highly skilled and experienced developer to learn from
If anyone is deliberating whether to sign up to the course, don't worry, it will be an excellent investment in your future
How are we different from other schools?
How are we different from other schools?
Small cohorts
Small cohorts
Some schools 150+ students onto their cohorts. We cap ours at 30 so that we can give you personalised support.
Commercially valuable
Commercially valuable
Many Schools teach Ruby. We don’t. We teach you the tech that’s in demand now. For every Ruby developer role, there’s ~10 JavaScript developer roles.
Focused training
Focused training
Many schools teach two programming languages. We don’t. It’s better to be really good at one language than average at two.
Experienced Instructors
Experienced Instructors
Many schools use their recent grads as instructors. We don’t. All our instructors have 15+ years of software engineering experience. They intuitively know the tech and have a wealth of wisdom.
As accessible as possible
As accessible as possible
You can train either part time or full time; we run our training at a discount to the market; it's online so you can learn from anywhere; we record every session so you can rewatch it; we give you whatever support you need.
Tuition fees and financing options
Tuition fees and financing options
Our JavaScript Bootcamp tuition fee is £4,999
If you are funding the programme directly, you can pay a deposit of £1,000 when signing up, followed by 3 equal instalments of £1,333 at the beginning of weeks 3, 8, and 13 to help you manage cash flow.
Alternatively, we’re partnered with three specialist education finance providers, Knoma, Lendwise and StepEx.
Lendwise charge interest and ask you to pay the deposit, but they can provide loans to cover the remainder that are repayable over a longer period, e.g. 4 years at ~£107 per month or 7 years at ~£69 per month.
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StepEx provide a Future Earnings Agreement (study now, pay later). You pay a deposit of £1,000 and replace the remaining course fees with a commitment to repay 4.5% of your earnings across 36 repayment months once you’re in employment with gross earning at least £24K per annum. Course fees are capped at the lower of £9,998 or the total amount collected across your 36 repayment months.
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What is the application process?
What is the application process?
Our application process is super simple - it's just a phone conversation with us to make sure that you have all the information you need and that this is the right option for you. (don't worry, there’s no tech test or anything arbitrary like that).
Once we’ve spoken and you’re happy to proceed, the next step is to sign you up. If you’re funding it directly, we can send you paperwork straight away. If you’re looking to use one of our finance partners, then you’ll need to apply to them and confirm that they will lend to you - we’ll explain this part to you when we speak.
Once that’s sorted, we’ll send you all the details of software you need to download and accounts to sign up to (they’re all free) for the bootcamp.
Reach out to us today to arrange a chat with Rob who’ll answer all your questions and help you make an informed decision. Click the Contact Us button below or use this Calendly Link: https://calendly.com/robert-sherry-the-jump and start your journey to becoming a JavaScript Developer.